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What is stigma
This term means a discredit that occurs when an individual's diagnosis or condition becomes an enduring label.
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What are stimulants
These are drugs that increase alertness, wakefulness and energy
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What is True
True or False: There are various theories that explain criminal behavior
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What is Crisis
This term refers to an event that disrupts a person's equilibrium and the person's usual way of coping fails.
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What is True
True or False: Some people may not seek out mental health treatment because of they may not understand the symptoms of mental illness.
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What is True
True or False: It is important for social workers to use person first language.
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What are depressants
These are drugs that "depress" or reduce arousal or stimulation. They slow the central nervous system down.
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What is recidivism
This term refers to a criminal offender's return to criminal behavior after a period of correctional treatment.
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What is True
True or False: A disaster can cause someone to go into crisis
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juvenile corrections, rehabilitation, case management, counseling services, probations, parole, police social work, victims assistance, etc.
Name a potential role of a social worker in the criminal justice setting
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What is True
True or False: Most of the mental health professionals in the U.S. are clinical social workers.
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What is True
True or False: Denial occurs when the client does not recognize or admit that there is a connection between his or her life problems and the abuse of alcohol or another substance.
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What is True- Right to a fair trial, right to be present at the trial, right to an impartial jury trial and right to be heard in one's own defense.
True or False: juvenile and adult offenders have the right to due process
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What is Trauma
This term is defined as "an injury to the body or psyche by some type of shock, violence or unanticipated situation".
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What is True
True or False: Social workers can experience secondary traumatic stress
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What is the DSM- IV or V, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
This manual is used to diagnose mental health disorders.
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What is True
True or False: Genetics can play a role in substance abuse and misuse
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What is True
True or False: Reintegration refers to services designed to provide a bridge to help with the transition to the community for adults release from prison.
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What is True
True or False: PTSD can impact a servicemember, a woman who has experience domestic violence and a child who has survived abuse/neglect.
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What is False
True or False: Self care if NOT important to the social work profession
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What is True
True or False: Some people may not seek out mental health treatment because of stigma.
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relationship issues, financial challenges, housing, mental health, abuse/neglect, health issues, job/career, divorce, etc.
What are potential "costs of substance abuse"?
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What is True- Justice for All Act- Crime Victims' Rights of 2004 (page 430 in textbook)
True or False: Victims of crime have their own set of rights
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What are positive, tolerable and toxic
What are the three types of stress
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Positive- Starting a new job, meeting new people, visiting the doctor
Tolerable- Death of a loved one, an accident, divorce/separation Toxic- Abuse, exposure to violence
What is an example of tolerable stress?
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